Antepartum
High Risk
Intrapartum
Postpartum
Newborn
100

Determine the due date for a patient whose LMP is January 20, 2025, using the Naegele method.

When is October 27, 2025?

100

Uncontrolled, this condition raises the risk of fetal macrosomia and stillbirth.

Gestational diabetes.

100

A woman with contraction frequency every 5-7 minutes, duration 30 seconds, intensity mild to moderate, and a cervix 2/50% is in this type of labor.

Early stage

100

Causes of postpartum hemorrhage include lacerations of the genital tract, retained products, are these 4 Ts. 

Tone, trauma, tissue, thrombin

100

Immediately after delivery, the baby nurse's most important job is to make sure the newborn is breathing well and what else?

Keep the baby warm and dry.

200

This medication is suggested for a pregnant woman to take to prevent neural tube defects 

Folic acid

200

Elevated BP, proteinuria and edema characterize this condition.

Pre-eclampsia.

200

In labor, rectal pressure and early decels that mirror contractions are signs of...

Second stage of labor.

200

Breast erythema, tenderness and heat are symptoms of this condition in a breastfeeding mother.

Mastitis.

200

Nursing care of a newborn with a respiratory issue includes these interventions

What are maintaining oxygenation, decreasing stimulation, cluster care, thermoregulation, and glucose monitoring?

300

Torch infections are most harmful to the fetus during these weeks.

What are weeks 3-8?

300

You would want to avoid a vaginal exam with this condition and want the patient to report any bleeding anytime during the pregnancy

Placenta Previa

300

A FHR that remains 130-135 with most contractions but drops quickly to 90 occasionally, recovering in 30 seconds, is experiencing...

Variable decelerations.

300

Excessive crying, lack of interest in the baby and poor self-care may be signs of this condition.

Postpartum depression.

300

APGAR score for a baby with acrocyanosis, a heart rate of 120, vigorous cry, active movement and strong flexion.

9

400

Any time a pregnant woman has spotting and lower abdominal pain in the first trimester, you must rule out...

Ectopic pregnancy.

400

An outbreak of this viral infection near the time of labor necessitates a C-section.

Genital herpes (HSV).

400

Fetal tachycardia may be caused by maternal medications (eg. terbutaline), fetal distress, maternal dehydration or...

Maternal fever.

400

This complication of childbirth is the leading cause of maternal death globally.

Postpartum hemorrhage.

400

These are the s/s associated with NAS.

What are Prolonged high-pitched cry, Difficult to console, Tremors, Jittering, Yawning or Sneezing, Poor Suck Swallow, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Tachypnea, Tachycardia, Diaphoresis, Trouble Sleeping, Exaggerated Moro, Stuffy Nose, Hypertonia, Excoriation, Mottling, and Seizures.

500

An integrated screen (MSAFP) is a prenatal screen for open neural tube defects, Trisomy 18, and this condition.

Down syndrome.

500

A mother with this condition is NOT allowed to breastfeed

Active, untreated Tuberculosis.

500

This type of anesthesia for labor can cause hypotension and fever.

Epidural.

500

A postpartum woman whose uterus is 1 cm above the umbilicus and displaced from midline should be encouraged to...

Empty her bladder.

500

Risk factors for this condition include Rh or ABO incompatibility, prematurity, cephalohematoma and Asian ethnicity.

Jaundice (or hyperbilirubinemia).

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